Extension Granted For Crop Loan Applications
Lorain County farmers who sought crop production loans were granted extra time. The extension allows filings through May 15, delaying the original deadline.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1933
Page
4
Lorain County farmers who sought crop production loans were granted extra time. The extension allows filings through May 15, delaying the original deadline.
An extension for Ohio and Michigan drew crowds at a local office as farmers rushed to file applications. More than 125 total applications have been submitted, with over 25 filed on Wednesday and Thursday. Akron Medina submissions arrived fast, and Cleveland crews were en route to supply more forms as demand neared capacity.
Miss Rosalie Adams and Missine Sale and LaMar Gott of Oberlip visited at the Adams home. The Rush family hosted Rev. and Mrs B Hi Ryan and the pastor and wife stayed at the Rush home. Jack Kolbe welcomed a baby born April 22. Donna Martin of Pleasant View Sanatorium visited the Ilashings. H Gott hosted Carl Gott of Elyria and George Law with H Gott. Mig R B Kelner received tha.
Sad news reports the death of Will Cole of Columbia on Saturday. The funeral was held here Tuesday with several La Grange friends in attendance. Mrs. Harriett Curtice is staying indefinitely with granddaughter Mrs. Edwin Schnarr of Elyria, recovering from a fall that fractured her shoulder and hip weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Thad Rawson of Cleveland visited Sunday evening with the sister’s family. Miss Alice Harrison spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence of Litchfield.
A group of youths left Saturday night on a motor trip to West Virginia and returned Sunday evening. Those listed are George Foster, Alan Forbush, Carlton Jams, Maxwell Smith, Charles Atos and Maxwell Sprague.
Under the direction of Miss Hazel Miner several students prepared a special program for a school event.
An unusually large crowd gathered Thursday at Miss Nettie Gouldie’s home for the Ladies Aid Society. Mrs. Lola Wigert led a business session after a dinner and devotionals by Mrs. Jump. Out of town guests included Mrs. Gott of Washington and Mrs. Sawyer of Elyria.
The men of the M. E. Church will serve a fish supper in the church basement on Friday evening May 5.
The ME Sunday School teachers and officers will meet at Mrs F L Wolcott's home on Friday evening in Alayat. Several discussions have been planned.
La Grange begins its season on April 9 with Sheldon’s Lumber Co. facing Motor Express of Elyria in a strong early game. A good crowd is expected as La Grange touts a solid squad and aims for victory.
The L. H. S. Alumni will hold a meeting on Saturday evening May 27. Graduates anticipate a delightful evening of renewed friendships and new acquaintances, a happy event long to be remembered. Mrs. Laural Baldwin and son and Mrs. C. W. Heath and son Russell were dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Betts in Elyria.
Fire crews rushed to a Sunday afternoon incident as the town siren sounded and responders investigated a blaze. No injuries were reported and investigators began examining the scene for the cause.
Prompt action saved the garage at Clinton H. Haulk but the chicken coop was badly damaged. The blaze resulted from an explosion of an old stove.
Columbus Ohio on April 28 industrial leaders are invited to send representatives to the state safety school in Columbus. Sessions run May 5 and 26 with talks by officials from state departments. A dinner is planned for the evening of May 25.
A voluntary letter from Mr Ed of Youngstown New York claims relief from chronic constipation after switching to All Bran three times daily. Science notes bulk to move bowels vitamin B for regularity and iron for bloodbuilding. The advertisement promotes two tablespoonfuls daily with meals and suggests the red and green Kellogg package.
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